FAM awards six club licenses

FAM has today awarded licenses to six Super League clubs following recommendations from FAM Club Licensing System Committee (CLS) which met on  Saturday, 9th April 2016   to review the applications by clubs .
There were 14 files to be considered. The file for Chirumba Barracks was not considered. The results of the review process were:  were as follows
 Green Range Clubs: Issued with Licenses-
1. Mighty Be Forward Wanderers FC – 84%
2. Mzuni FC – 73%
Yellow Range Clubs: Issued with Provisional Licenses-
1. Blue Eagles FC – 71% (issued with provisional though their score is in green range due to non-fulfillment of Sporting Criteria)
2. Nyasa Big Bullets FC – 69% (need to submit audited accounts, constitute a secretariat & have a youth development programme)
3. Silver Strikers FC – 60% (need to work fulfillment of Sporting Criteria & submission of Accounts)
4. Dwangwa United FC – 56% (Need to attend to Sporting Criteria & submission of Audited accounts) .
Red Range Clubs: Not issued with Licenses and ought to work on the documents not later than Thursday, 14th April 2016. Will be issued either provisional or full licenses upon submission of relevant docs & necessary set-ups-
1. Moyale Barracks FC – 45% ( Need to submit/work on the following; Sporting Criteria, Submission of Player Contracts, appointment of CAF B Coach, provision of audited accounts)
2. Civo United FC – 35% (Need to submit/work on the following; Sporting Criteria, Stadium Safety Certification, Submission of Players Contracts, Submission of audited accounts, Submission of Club Statutes)
3. Epac FC – 28% (Need to submit/work the following; Sporting Criteria, Infrastructure Criteria, CAF B Coaching License, Secretariat, Financial criteria)
4. Kamuzu Barracks FC – 14% (Need to submit/work on the following; Sporting Criteria, Infrastructure Criteria, Players’ contracts, CAF B License holder, Submission of audited accounts,
5. Red Lions FC – 20% (Need to submit/work on the following; Sporting Criteria, Infrastructure Criteria, Submission of Player Contracts, Financial Criteria)
6. Mafco FC – 20% (Need to submit/work on the following; Sporting Criteria, Infrastructure Criteria, Submission of players contracts, submission of audited accounts, Legal Criteria)
7. Max Bullets FC – 20% (given up to mid-season break to work on their shortfalls)
8. Azam Tigers FC – 18% (Need to work/submit on the following; Sporting Criteria, Infrastructure Criteria, Submission of players contracts, Secretariat, submission of bank account details, audited accounts, Club Constitution) .
There will be another meeting on Friday, 15th April 2016 to consider granting of licenses or provisional licenses to clubs in Red Range upon fulfillment/submission.

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